Images missing, small horizontal blue lines

Two things have happened but I'm not sure if they are related.
I am working on a Pages document where I had inserted several photos. Now the photos are missing and I notice a small blue horizontal line on the left of each blank line and new paragraph. Can anyone explain this please?
Thank you. Keith

Of course it is.
Document Outline is exactly what it says.
A view of the document as an outline (no graphics etc).
This view allows you to close and open various levels of the outline and rearrange them.
Peter

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